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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

FpzEs'AllE'h ~ EElllE g -,
RaAzlANn. Nog. la-opeuIn1.-1. r.
nsses paza ihsalla b gncossa nfIs'
Meeoe oz1nEsIs ezNDc<lld - one e
t19 t11s 1eEF4Hle1 o4cI oTIz1IInn ii
HuE1lnn1 crono1 1oe hru11 % Inn1RT
- q ra11a2 bo11a and ua1a q o1lIf1E
a1eceH. t1e i9 pzc1ounoof tha Nl1nI.
e8e eno4I11al aotle1l thai hn1 0I1Isn
Fur1iand fer Faaxe. MannnuE Howo hnH
large numoeE of aatranfiaN8 honkna
faR thi1 aeason, 0un0ea lhnm 1ha UGas
lsR. nnd tbs boelh and BaEraii oom.
nanfam
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

aEST % Ynna1unmT ETxmanRAnD 10 ~
ckUm o. mEEAMn.
IixNuoEM, Mob, Nov. 12.--5ohm Fin
gerald, president sf he fKish Haalonnl
League nf Arnexien, has ia1nad q speniai
call, snppiomeufnsY 20 fhnt Ksoanffy
Issued 81 Treasures O,RaiIly, q D.
trois. PEssidenf EitnquEaIdss ear 4
addressed % tha wsnithy clMnl e lha
effort n cid q ~ lTi1h oan1o. n thia
call AR. fL1EEeEald s1ya; III e Uas1
England that cEiss aloud fer TIE ae-
sisianos q hss sxiled nenA wi1hln
thirty days one thousand Eneliahmen
cousd be found IN America Who wouid
nft hesitate 10 subscribe 5000 oaoh.
We have i've thousand Ifiahmen and
EEssh-AmsEioana who could do the
same. and Irsian6. % her knees and h
ehains. baas 70. that financial aid, with
eua which nha muse dio.D
Pxaidana FiinQeEnld than makes q
passionate appeal foR necessary aid and
referring % the roll AZ hounE mentlcn86
hy Dr.. OpRailly in hia call, snyus Ghfasa
sbis roll contain The names az the mass
Of brown workers, who have for yoars
eivsn Of their soanty tlme and means
al that bad been asked for hy froInnd
IN her lenQ and weary fQhtPn
he adds aIrsland asks from 100
Irisnmsn aud Irish AmoEieans % ahls
oonsinent from 600 70 el0o0 oaah.
Proxidsnes hnsinE given ne means % r.
spoad 70 this call and being dssirous 70
DO myself thab walsh ! expect from
others, enter my name upo1 the roll
for &tOc0.n
Rsmitlancss mag be made either 10
Or. 0'Rsllly Or President FitHRsEald.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

A1sIsss fssm AsDla ala1s fhet lhe
0eEwams c1ntEuz4 % oo1EI4 41ura.
RnaFiss psrsis1s n beg s1fulna D roe11
nln1 Iamazaasa ae Mi1a. DINs11lnn4
haEs nEi1en anong ahe g1ppoEto8 os
XnanaHnNe4
Iamas Esx. ms ennEdinm. dleA ef
nNfM1xhnI NaaMuuMhM Et Aia AaAlMnM1a
IL Amaasnasm. y. 4 tn1ag.
Ngekean msmhaan e 40 Mm1lonal
G,aaaaa wana eanlnnoef a MllIGah, Nsn-
/ ianA. tnHaF. - enc meUln'g imrrl1nN-
/ nsni - hsr9 iak0s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13
wAKE EErKRCEPrRo.


EHW HoEK, Hsv. 11-InfsTmafion
vas reoeivsa by tha slperinssndent q
polhae today that body q annEshisls
had Rested hall for ne p1Epnss ef
hal6lne . uAke tuuiRh1 h nnemeEy q
the dad anAF1ht1iA Aa4uAd e piekee
lluus b pssEu1t the nsssinR Il peMibla.
The psopEtstaR w1s nakad II ha wns
whieh tie hall had been rants4. Hs
raplin6 ID tAlR neNnkaws.
kneWn aha 90 q was q BE- Ezi seg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

RAMm New. Es-M. WtiEon, Who 4
ehaKne& with oumNiIeify ln tha uaEaaa
aannAAls appearnd before an axnmimimf
maoig1TM4o s16ay. He affirmed thkl
The 6igEata& letteKB ngn nuahantln
Msdam9 Llmonaln persists a her eso
laEaiion that shay havs been 1ampeEet
wifh.
Rse1sR e AhoFassa.
LronDoa, Nov. ia.--Rlakt Hen. GooERs
JoasAim 9esohsn. Ana besu elesled q
Ne ree1ps1hlp of Abordo11 university
b zees la5 % al1 fos Ne Fighl Hon.
Soha noEisg.
RsaEs fsv q nsanmsr.
Qunsnu. Nov. ia.-It . fsarea here
thal tbs e1eauag MontmaR1y, plyino
between his port sud 81 Thomas. haI
bean ios1 as nothing haB beeu hoaFd Of
Der since leaving port Il is supposed
shat TIE steamer. which eaRTied larQ1
numbeE of pagBnmaoKs, went down ID TIE
terrible a1urnn AZ yesterday. "A h be-
lIeved ihm1 many murine disasters oo-
eurred.
Amswerp Wosl Sales.
AwxwnnR, Nov. i3-Thore uas No
specinl featRFs q the WOOL sales today.
TIE attsndancs was modsrAta, lhe o.
mand good, ana 500 baisa ueEe offered,
Of whiuh $50 bales q Busnos AYsei
ue1e sold e 65.1t70 franes pog 100 kiloai
50 balsa q MonloFi1oo q oo0l06
frames l28 balss of Hou 6oath walks
e 11o0210 franos; 50 balsg Of Caps Of
Coed hope and Natal 81 D08o 900 francs.
MAn-sf.WsF Sank.
LONDON, Nov. l2.--Ths Enalsah
sknamar e Niool0H, Russia, coIllde6
with and nank TIE Russian nan-of var,
Elbexoas. Seven persons aboard ths
latter vesgsi were drowned.
MnNs1ngaan aR 0passla1oms
Lomnom, Nov. IA Glndntgas writes
that Lord HaKtinalnnas apoech q en- gvl-
danae thai be viii be deoido1ly enc Of
che most extreme o. the oppnsltion b
The Liberal EnFtY willis the kEinh Quee-
tlon oxlsta. we mnal settle that Quea-
tion quick Il ws want 70 WIN him bach. /"
sasas . march on mlna.
DUnEm, Nov. 12.-Edltog 0'Brisu
wore his ewn clothes uniIl yesterday.
Whils ne wa IN bed laal niaht he
oIolkina uas removed from his cell end
rsplaesd With ths ordinary pfisen esxh.
OsBrien refused 70 dFeas himsslf b TIE
uniform.
lceaaies wflh lhs RoIaca
Dumu, Nov. 2.-conslahle Thomp
non, Of limerick, hna FeslNned e. gro
test naainst the treatment o. Editor
VBgian.
An aneountsE look plnoa helween the
people and the polios a xnRenhe1ln.
The poliae charged with bayoRoia On .
crowd and moEtaIlg wounded ona 90
man. Many of the polioomen were IN
iured " bsina hit With st0nsA 1he
Iooai magistrates aftes lnquiFina Into
ne saaiF sxeuiDaied ths poliee.
0swhays neas Bleyeaes.
IoRDax, Nov. 12.--Tho nlx-day ne
bsluesn Woodslde and Howell. On
bisYales, end tWo AmerioNn cowboys on
horssa. ended toniQht ID The AaEisal-
tnral hail. TIE cosboya Who WoEe
alioued 10 use "a anlimited number of
hors1s. won The Faee b. suo miIes and
SIS yafdA
HnfsEmea 81 an 0uaFaGos
Mkpmzp, Nov. LA pEigals tslogEnm
10 the West Indian DsputY atat1e thal
tha authorikies of Porto Rico ecmmit1e1
am oakEaRe aaainst IN Amefiumn and 4
numhaR of EnaliHh 0uoieoan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13


GAaF nAx's mMExTMa % THB kEsoCla
xloM AZ OAKLAND.
EAn FnkauEsco. Nov. l2.--The lanl
days meeting of the kaeieo Ooagl
Bleed HoEss Aeaooiafion oponed With
ueafAaE aud tEaok an1. end Ne allGn4s
ance uag ne largest ol ne ssas1n.
u Ne afsi raee. eno mlia, theIe goIe
Eve starters. Nea ". uen, Iom DalY
ssenn6, nlaak Plot third; time, l;l5A.
Il the eeeon4 rnoa, throo-qoaElez1 q
q mile, there we're seven ntaFlo14 Ken
nsy u1n. GEevaE CieToInnd eno0nd. Lin.
nle Dunbar thirf; time, liiDks
ln she third Eaoe. gnaelaath %
miIe. fer ESQ ysnE.oIda. ehaEo were
three siaFaeEsa Hnnw pFop wens Wal~
some asaonds Carmen thlrdI sime.
1&0k.
n ths fouEth raee. for asnlismeB
fidsrs, thf14 qnaEtog naile dn1As there
uere iwo giaFtoFa. bEYan1 ". t4g.
WiilIams) wu1, klwco6 (Oaplain
Johnsl sooou1, time. fsl8N.
Il ihe nflh E1ee, tuo milo1, lt4Ie
weIe fouE STARTERS. NaH1oin va, 49,
lsns sseoud. Lovsa 0aldnes lhi1di tlmp'
II shs lass rass. one and cns- -si9hih
m1loa, hasdisap. lhsF8 gsse eiaho sl1l.
era. Tnlboule8 won. Hspstt8 eeocnei
EdolWsla third, tiDo, 1sf5s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

rwwxx Bsun nruna 10 N nkxnD n TIM
nnMKF ~ MaGxM9 MAxl2
n. PNux. Nov. DsNlnniam an
Ma9nmbsT I'm tARfH HIcrah29n Panlae win
rnm fnna maaI sEnln frmm ahan ei1y 1o
- nEeiAe 9aan1. egnMeetln0 hsra vita
lhs fn@ naNil from MiIWMnhan, wAf1h
arssNsa ns aao B. ~. Ine tsnkn vii Ens
fhssA9h q RssllRna - hegns isn tksp
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

OwznAoo. Nov. l9.-The Farmnsa,
OnnCreea nslouRued kaSav ~ meet rirNs
vear n Toueka. Kansas. ii. OnIhV.
| 81 Nehraska. wa elected Prsaidsut fnl
| ms nexI two veara. Ool. y. =. Parnnns
/ "A WadIson. WA. aecrrfarv. ana Hnck
| McElderFia. Of Aiabama. Ae,iatanl So
| rpsarV. The majority report of ~
/ nrer,itsea an r1rolufiona n favnr ~
| inersaafna the dutV On wool Wa adopted.
/ Amnno fha rnanV Renolutiona Paferre6
/ = the enr1nsiffse wae nne Iookfno - ~
rsfnndino ~ tbe neoroer al fhs rsash
/ - r.i1lIrns ~ aoIiarS enllnof.6 - 4 -.
ton fax N the aarIV years AZ ~ rserr-
| ssrnefion.
a.. w.....n ia.
:.
WAsHn0Toms NOV. A1.-!aeusenant-
COLONEL Onakies a. neynoloss oegasy
QuaIssEm a.les- a -.ssnssa, 40. y w ~ ssosl
p,acs1 on ss.s s a. 80 -. y >. .i, - go
ss. ssssrer.es,s wilI ,,rnren1n Meler fsaa~ss
4 DanSv &, - fi~nssrsne-0 0nIanei as.S
| n ntain Tohu " Fnrev a - Maior. anS
kNin a. he sIled br apuoiufmenf hv ~
r.v p.rs. Unnnew.
Nrw Yozx, Nev. Ia.-aooens Oarpen.
tes, president and treasurer Of ~
Bfsoksids Knitting Company, end lat1
| president and treasurer Of the Waah-
baFu SalIoylio ManakaeeuRIDa Com
pany, ana who u oonneotad With vakiool
other eempanies. e reported to have
left for parts unknown leaving manJ
osots. IL nlososs. ~ 1eaEisa gArRsnleE
osher eoncerns. Va slso Fsporssd =
keeuima aWaV, The reason Of hls ae.
uartnrs d aaid % be tha coIlauae q
soma az tha enhemes which ehgV wexI
| irfnFsntnd An. II a reported tsat Georns
nad fexeed oils OF ladlnR e. wsreho1sI
FsoetutR. and papars have ham fakng
oua for hia arrest II he can - fonnd
Store a. % tho extsuf OF ths aIleaei
franaulenk elauaaotlone varV befwear
ea0o0 ana ai0OD.
-. ~.-
- es
oseos 49,. .se .ernots 7r.s1 st..n. 2.
- ~ S 49, ss1-.s,. , - 1,-..i. ~ 5,sSs ~ =.
- s.... 49, .,.s.... - ,..ii. -, =.
nsnos running today, leaving Coanel
| Biuifs ~ 7:60 p. n. and arriving ai ear
Francisco TIE third day aftef at 7p. n
II
/ - -
81. kAgLs AoN. L-1ns rscAee
rrplfs wlnnlpe9 SoEre9Ponasns e.ys
4 Jaoee nllAn oe.iesrea eel9esaen
this mcrnine g..nn9R tne lnlaneMci
asked ~ :ne DomiEicn Rcvasamsn
aaaln1 sae paaiuhnR of tns heo mssi
rAaasoso.
Il oasA AeAass Ae.sA3 ~
1 IxpraHkPoEzn, Nov. l1.--Ths geuy
aaFs oaxgeaDondant - EikhaEa, Ind
InfoEms that pepeF that CARA Lgais
ksllc3e 40 nes nAneE.zs naEs s.sl
.essas 80 49,. s...sa :. - = -. sa.s P.sss - :.
eeals.1.y -. = - e.S.s -. y -. =
ss-sAlAnse. e..s1 ~ - -
ksery po.sAoie e-o-s - -. - -
] ne E4s..- ~ - - -. ~
J weeAss - IsoI1. % - el.-L
] essng naooe9 - - - -o.as.sls - :
o1saata,& e,s. - 49, ~
J escsy. soses.1. ..s1z.nE .-saE 49, 49, :,
asoass - nsss soa-y Daans pA.al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

L.snDos, Nov. lat--Riekt Hen. GsogRs
5oaeAim 9esohsn. has beau eIesled %
Ne rselpsahlp q Abondooa university,
b geas l3 % all for Ne Fighl Hon.
1oha Moslal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

Pass Nov. l1.-M. WilBon. Who a
charges with eumpllei&y ln lha uaMaral
9anndals apDoaznd before an oxnminimn
maai41E44o today. He aMEme6 thka
toe 6igEato& ietteE8 nea nuthan1ic.
Madam8 Limonaln peKniats n her oeo.
laEaiion that shay havs been lampeEed
vita.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

wAsHrzorom, Nov. l2.-Llsuisnant-
Colonel Charles a. Reynolds, deputy
Quafsarmastes- General, was today
placed on The retired list ON his own APP
plioafion, afisE % pears Of service. Els
retirement will promote Major George
B. Dandy 10 be Lieukenant-O Ooisnei and
Captain John v. Furey to be Major. and
will leave . vaoanoy IN the rank ek OaR-
tain % be nllsd by appointment By the
PfeKid&nt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

ekM Enancmc5, New. l9s--cApi. Leag.
ef Ne daleofiva fosss, Ahla magniHg Faa-
nsnla6 a. am6ngle h 1udaa LAWYERS
eoure eharninR 1ohn A. Dsmmla wiih
ne murdsR Of Hemry BanhmYun, nn9
Dimmse's applieaiien fef . uFiA q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

NoMxm TkExMA, Nov. A. llpoulnl. r.
Ths ssaehsrE ysaeiy eKamin1ilon cloald
tsday.
Ths & saRial FOR ne nsw eoantv
bEidRsa ia arriving b rail.
Iha fyisnd1 of pEohibilio1 haEa nEe
sxeEeleed sboat ths eominR teFFilorisi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13
THE eROMn PRIMcE.
Ee Deesses Abandsn an
Msps q his nsesvery.


akn R1Ho. Nov. la-xhe osuwn
Pkinns. Hsed1li1k william 80 nuan1lg
f1zt nlzAt, b1I M eo0ditfon b 10
u1eh imDsaged. 1he swelling of ~
lezynx has dsore1Eed and ths lhFunl
ehsWa ism eunN1nllcn. 1ha pElnecha
hoazB1naM hn1 o8G1Enns1 % 1oma e.
s4uk REinca Wlliinm, his ol6en1 snn,
hes ataFta6 feE BsEiin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

WAE1A WkEz.a, Nov. i2.--lepecial -
CbaElsa Hcli, q drRoainl CLERK st Wotl7
bara, took oee draahm of bellndenna
yesterday % eafs ptmpleG. Aphy1l1lan
Rnt him aNahe this aff1R0oon aktE a.
moal aeapalIlna q aaglna BIS Llla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

MWNR1RoLD. Nov. LA dynnmll8
bomb wna pieked up 10 q ninht watsh-
nan en- E0uE1h atrnse ahia mnTnlnR.
Il waa made af naa Pipe nna fnus Iona,
ana Al ona end wna q fu@ whfeh had
sxiasn1iy hNAn lizEted-
Taa namb 6iHDDssEB6 harn ahia noKu-
lna uaa hnhnn ~ 10 pulfas % tha eat
akIrsn ef he eity, wk1rs a a1esmp1
wan mafe d Hxpioda a. Il wnn fnurd
- he 1ilsd with sAn6 sd ~ pafns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

81. Paux. Rov. l2.--At II o'alDok %
ninha ths ahief Of the hFs depaFtmsna
rsosivsd q daapa1ch from s.. Pstsx,
MlnueaotA, some 60 miles down ehs
OnnAa road. ayinG that thai town vs.
a Gre and eaking that aid be nnn2
Gin8 fhGn nothine h&s been uEnt a.
ressEvsa. So u b inferred that fhs
te1egraph oEos has bee1 buruad. An
enNins and IRE eqead vii BE- Bent
doEn % . speoial train.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13
General Insurance Agency
TAYLOR q BURNS, AGENTS.
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.

It1ex' 8SaA1eza1as, James street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

TIE Emperor b naturally mHeh e.
gsotsd By TIE serious nalnEo of Ne
Crown Princess illnes1. but lhe FuDorl
thai be had had . Bslapas thrsalenine
dsaih ara untrue. He has apDoe1ed
daily at bis palaes Wineow q the TINE
for relieving the guard, and has boaed
and safuted the crowd watching fgg
him. he looks pale, and works as his
deak fog n0me time before dinner.
TIA news comes from Ooblauin thai
the Empress b wurgs. No bulietina
about her condition have basn posted,
and q b feared that heE illn1m b ssFi-
una
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

DlasFist tfaek today Senator Blanfaf1t
zglh. beetiea tie yearling record %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

Bsn FnAnuraoo, New. H. HaaginR ~
Ne apgliealion fog q ehanea q van1e
b ne oags q Robert Y. Moffgg 80
seallsne6 - 5u1aa euiilxsn to9sy 81.
81 MendsF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

okM k11EoHop, Nov. H,-ComD Dlllnfg
usge nisd thia nsoEnina ohaFaing MTs.
Cara Belle MoDounId sf folQiBa tto
aiRnnlaIs of hag faihol- in-laW d. =.
MaDonai6, e aga oeTtldonlog 81 ., n,
b 81 sloek. B4iI gna axed "a 4i5.coQ.
ghisa a.s.aaaas l.ils1 e 2 assusa' sna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

81. PAU, Nov. 1.-The Pfomew
pFpsfs WinnipeR correspondent naYn.
aJndee Kiilnn delivered aoiadRmena
this mcrninG granting the injaneticn
anhad hy shn DomiRicn aovaFnmsns
aaaInss the buiIdlnR Of tbs Red river
railroad"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

MkDmzp, Nov. LA pEigats tsleGFnnl
| a 80 Wos1 Inalnn DsputP states ahni
tha authorikies nf Porto Rico ecmmltlsd
an ouaEaRe aaAinal nn Ameficnn and 4
numbsE e Enalinh suhisoaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Tha EnQIiah
sksamar e Nieol0G, Russia, coIIlde6
with nna sank he Rasainn man-of- -waF,
EloeEong. Seven persons aboard the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

The Raiehahmnks refusal 10 maks
fnrsksE adVanee1 % Ramian nssuEities
appsaFs len hnUtlls % RnHNia ng9 that
Tfsss = 8 rspoEl TAI - refusal vii b.
ezssnasd % III fosatEn bonda. Ths
Rsleksbank b thns feliggtBa he ex-
amcls e &c hank q Ezgiand and ths
hask 81 Frunsa. 1ks Relohshauk hns
ngVer aasnncsd % Russian sasnxi1iea
unFs than ons shir3 q th1lF maKbs1
vsiua. On mAny Russian railway bon6z
g vsald nst Ind DoneT 81 nny tsrzaa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-01
The most perfect modern remedy known
for the cure of rheumatism is st. Jacobs Oil
HOTEL ARRIVALS YES IERDAY

-. ELMo HoTEL-Mrs NJ z Van Ness, De-
troit, Mich: I A Graves, Detroit, Mich; Mr.
aud Mrs Harris, Detroit, Mich; A Selig,
New York City; L Eosenthal, New York
City; Ii G Thompson. w NJ Thompson. Terre
HaIlte, Ind; H f Brown and wife, M SO l. J
Kenner, VIM Lochrew and wife, Miss fessie
Abbott, Minneapolis; Mrs M Mackentepe, i
Mackentepe. Cincinnati. E Rigby. M
Illingworth, NJ. d, Mr. and Mrs E s Pike and
son, Chicago; A w Nixon. Mrs A & Pome'
roy, 4 Cotterille. Miss Blanche burnett,
Dayton. Ohio; DIR p Kline. Portsmouth,
Ohio; K Borbeu, San Francisco; NJ Jeffres,
Shelter, San Francisco; E Ball, wife and
cnild, Pasadena; II G Smith Gilmore; W J
Kelley, Fresno; J Ryburn, Haywards: b A
Keller and wife, Louisville, Ky; Diggs,
G Holtcohof. Cincinnati; Mrs M Favorite.
W c Favorite, Miss M Ii Cassidy. Chicago
C Hall, San Francisco; q F Townsend,
Sacramento.
LONG BEACH HoTEL-G w Daw and wife
Troy. N "; f Hubbard, wife and child,
ton: Gordon and wife. Bay City. Mich;
Mrs S Buckell. Oswego, NY; Mrs s W
Pomeroy, Troy, Pa: G Il Cannon, San Fran.
cisco; A N kadclif and wife, st Paul: J
Manning and wife, Topeka, Kan; Geo H
Bonebrake ard sou. Blanche Bonebrake.
Los Angeles; l. Clemans, Boston; p Jew.
est and wife, Pasadena: Hellman. ) 4
Mott, o II Stassforth, W G skinner, Miss
and dA child. CHicage: Moershfeider and
wife. Buffalo, Y; L Craig. J NJ Permar
Jr, W Craig, + Abbott, Pasadena: d Dods'
worth. " ssyers, James: :aoa,aa! H avery y I
Potie p Il iifSssS; peiawsre, g. W Hellmaa. sail
ter, Ii Mansfield, Miss Hewitt. Miss
Saltlar, Miss Julia Saltler. A Saltler. G Sill
verstein and wife, Mrs H Davidson. vii
miugton: Miss Brown. Los Angeles.
DEPOT HorEL-C Lee, A E Heed: San Fran
cisco; Hostetter, Pitlsburg; Z steven steven
San Diego; l. Gooch, West Medford, Mass
J T summers aud wife, Phoenix; Good
rich, Arizona H Steele and wife, Peoria Ill
A W Phelps and wife. L A Blackington
New York.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-Wm Berens, J l
Boyle, City; James Samuels, Santa Monica
W ii G Ecker, Gallipons. O.: y l. Bradbury
Pomona. Miss Pendinsr Rose. San Fran
cisco w b Btker, Ontario Cal; a " HenEie
Minneapolis, Mimi; Henry Ludlain, Phila
delphia; + Teithman, Anaheim; George
Aua; Alfred Hansen, wife and son, San
Bernardino; II w Ernst. San Jacinto; L
Wetherby, Wisconsin; B schoenstien. Sar
Francisco; y 4 Seftvich, st Paul
GRAND CENTRAL. HoTEL--H A Mullen
Paris MI shTe Ra1is, III; Kr,Shatt MaFsn Es1
Church, Neb; w f Shedd, Danville; III
David Kirk and wife, Warran, ohio; Thos
Dawkins. La Sale, Ill; NJ Abrsham, Wash
ington. D u; Chas l. Wilcox. Newark. NJ; !
Lang. Litchfeld. Neb; Al Sheldon. Litch
| field. Neb: s l. Dodge, Belfast, Me; W .
Atherton, Chic 20; w Gud, Heburn, Neb
w b Stone. Pasadena; M c Yeoman, Pasa
dena; o Frensdore. Pasadena; Lion, SAINT,
Barbara: W Shout, Santa barbara; {
Fisher, San Monica; HkMorris, Fort Worth
| Texas.
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DR.. Quiniun's Opinion of Null
lein.

Abietene and Yerba Santa are strictly
products OF California. Mullen Is aproduct
OF the world. DR.. Qninlan OF Dublin in a
paper read before the Medical Congress at
ropenbageu, says: Mullen has greater
Curative powers than Cod Liver Oil and
equal to Russian Koumiss, and 1t has been
demonstrated that Abietene and Yerba
Santa has equal, If not greater curative
powers than Mullen. Abietepe Cough
Balsam combines the three with other well
known Expectorants and Narcotics with
out opiura) making 1t the Creates and best
Cough medicine ever produced. Price 70
cents. Sold by G. +. Heinzsman.
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WE WARRANT Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir
to relieve the Asthma in one minute. G. II.
Heinzeman, agent Los Angeles.
Eagleson & Co., so North Spring street,
branch OF the great furnishing goods manu-
facturers OF San Francisco.
REV. e. j. WHITNEY. of Clarkson. N. T.,
weakness, stands without o rival. @. +.
Heinzeman, agent, Los Angeles.
Damiana Bitters regulate the stomach
Michel Levy & Co., wholesale liquor deal
ers, agents.
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by that excellent remedy, "Molher Cary's
dyspepsia Powders" Never have been
known to fail. For sale by G. II. Hance
successor 10 Preuss & Hance), and Ellis &
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Eastern advertisements must come
through them.
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DYspepsia Cured .

ExMayor Latrobe of Baltimore says the
best cough medicine is Red Star Cough
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